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The enduring East Perth Energy Station was revived with electrical energy on Saturday evening as DJ duo Royksopp reworked the once-dormant building into a rave of sound and color.

As Perth Competition takes over the Metropolis, the revival of this historic energy station on the Swan River has turn into the speak of the city—and for good motive.

However this time, it wasn’t coal-fired vitality surging by means of its partitions. As an alternative, it was the electrifying beats of Royksopp that resurrected the building, repurposing the space into a new period of group service.

Regardless of having lived close by the pink energy station for someday, I had all the time been curious to see what lay inside and Saturday evening was my first time inside.

Strolling in, teams of households and mates have been sprawled out on the garden surrounded by food distributors and pop-up bars, all of the whereas backdropped by vibrant projections of artworks from First Nations artists, Boorloo Up to date.

Because the countdown started for Royksopp’s set, crowds started to type on the different finish of the station — wanting to see inside the historic building. It didn’t disappoint.

The primary stage, though outdoors for probably the most half, was surrounded by the skeleton of the 100-year-old building, with the station’s weathered partitions projecting an set up of lights and sounds.

As for Royksopp, the Norwegian duo Torbjorn Brundtland and Svein Berge have been electrifying — serving up a set of up to date digital music, combing some of their hottest tracks with signature synth-pop and home sounds.